Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-05-12

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VALUABLE Horse FOR SALE.-W.
:. Musser, of the Musser House, Mill
helm, Offers for sale ilne, jet black
horse, weight 1910 pounds, gNaranteed
sound, and suitable for all work. For
particulars inquire OF owner.
The report that r.. M. Wolfe, tie
merchant at Woodward, was in iinan-
cial straights and on the verge of n
business failure, rs given by the Centre
Hall Reporter of last week, Is without
any foundation whatever. Mr.. Wolf,
we are glad TO state, is OH llrst-class
footing and does safe and substantial
business.
A new gate has been conStruc ttd
at the Penn street school building. II
is of the substantial four-point revolv-
ing pattern, with four aims extend
ing in each direction aud Is just the
thing TO keep cattle out of the school
yard. But we think il is about : inch
rs too high, and n little dangerous for
the smaller children.
IT is now conceded on all sides
that there Is not aud never has been q
remedy of such remarkable efficacy as
Curtis Carmelite Cordial, in curing
cholera, dysentery, diarrhoea, cholera
morbus, summer complaints, cramps,
pains IT, the bowels, or any Intestinal
Irritation whatever,a single dose brings
remarkable relief and n siugle bottle Is
guaranteed to cure any case or money
refunded. A remarkable pain killer
and valuable household remedy.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAYe & CO.,
philadelphia Agents.
Sold by J. Eisenhuth. Millheim. Pa.
In this season of the year when all
nature unfolds itself it is the most de-
lightful thing TO take walk or drive
outside of towa. No matter in what
direction You may turn the scenery
which presents itself TO your vision
when leaving Milheim IS refreshing
and rich in variety, while the air is
pure and invigorating, scented by the
sweet smelling blossoms of hundreds
of fruit trees. In fact there is 40 place
like Millheim for health and beauty.
Because the newspaper man duns
you Is no reason you should get angry.
A dun is not an impeachment on the
subscribers integrity, but simply an
indication of the publishers necessi-
ties. For instance, thousand men
owe man from one TO four dollars
each. He does not dun them all TO get
money enough to pay expenses. In
stead OF getting mad because the pdb-
Usher asks you for his honest dues, the
subscriber should thank the editor for
waiting on him so patiently, and pay
like man.
GRAPES FOR WEAKLY AND SICKLY
PERSONS. Many persons who are
weak and sickly are at loss TO know
what will restore their health. Speer's
Port Wine and Unfarmented Grape
Juice are the best restoratives known.
II is especially recommended for its
purity, exquisite favor, and healthy
properties. Medical men certify To its
valuable medical powers and blood
making property. Mr.. Speer has been
for years engaged in preparing and per-
fectiug this wine, and it requires four
years process before it Is tit for mar
ket.-N. y Baptist.
Sold by druggists.
SPECIAL CoURT.--Beginning the
second week in June and continuing
two weeks, there will be special term
of court at Bellefonte The jurors
drawn from this borough and neighbor-
ing townships are the following: lst
week--Uriah Reifsnyder, Millheim {;
Thos. Harper and VIM. Sholl, Haines
twp. A. r. Alexander, Penn twp.
Geo. b. Haines, James Norman and
Moses Gilbert, Miles twp; Adam +.
Hickman, Gregg. 2nd week--W. X.
Alexander, Millheim r. M. Wolf,
Haines Noah Norman and Luther
Guistwite, Miles Henry Norman and
F. F. Jamison, Gregg.
The county campaign has started
in earnest. Three candidates announce
themselves in this weeks issue of the
JOURNAL. The one. Joshua L. Potter,
is an active and consistent democrat OF
Potter township, who will take his
chances in run for the Treasurer's Of
flee the other is our townsman ID. l..
Zerby, whose close party affiliations are
known to nearly all of our readers, and
who if elected, will fill the Office of Re-
corder very creditabIy to himself and the
party. Another is Jacob Eisenhuth,
Esq Of this place, who also enters the
field as a candidate for treasurer.
No doubt other candidates will
shortly follow with their announce
ments, and by all reports the voters
Will lldFC lOlS vi OuobOSS ga Wv N>e@S
cratic party Of this county Is full of
good timber.
To THE PUBLIC.-A report has been
circulated that the machinery in our
mill is worn out, especially the Burr
used for making -four. We take this
means of declaring the report utterly
false. We challenge any one in this
part of the county TO produce a better
sett of Burrs than we have in our mill
for the nanufacture of -four and chop.
We would just say that If any person
doubts our word let them give our new
miller, J. T. McDivitt. trial, or come
and see for themselves and be conyinced
of the untruth of said report. Mr..
McDevitt intends to run wagon week.
ly in this place, as well as to Aarons-
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